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AlchemyAPI’s approach to natural language processing incorporates both linguistic and statistical analysis techniques into a single unified system. This hybrid approach provides an industry-leading advantage since both techniques have benefits and drawbacks depending on the content and specific usecases. Linguistic analysis takes a basic grammatical approach to understand how words combine into phrases, and how those phrases combine into sentences. While this approach works well with editorialized text (e.g., news articles and press releases), it does not perform as well when it comes to usergenerated content, often filled with slang, misspellings and idioms. Statistical analysis, however, understands language from a mathematical standpoint and works well on “noisy” content (e.g., tweets, blog posts, and Facebook status updates). The combination of these two approaches allows for increased accuracy on a variety of content.

This guide walks through each of the “Big Six” objectives and provides a tactical overview of the business case, team considerations and actual content examples and templates to use for your social media initiatives.

Social business has emerged and accelerated into a bona fide business practice at an incredible pace. By their very nature, social media and thus social business are constantly evolving and social practitioners must sprint to keep up.

Compendium has the answers and is ready to share. Two significant online trends are directly impacting the present and future of Business-to-Business Marketing, and you'll want to find out how organizational blogging can dramatically impact search engine results and serve as an entry into the world of social media.

Blogging. For one contingent of marketers, pumping out posts on the company blog is their favorite part of the day; an opportunity to muse about industry news, highlight their product, and release creative fuel that is otherwise bottled up. For other marketers, blogging is the chore in the way of getting “more important” work accomplished. In other words, writing daily posts is an endless nuisance, like listening to “The Song That Never Ends.”